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Solar & wind farms in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Every utility-scale solar park and wind farm in Bosnia and Herzegovina tracked by Global Energy Monitor: operating, under construction and planned.

Operating solar + wind
784 MW
#71 of 222 countries
Solar PV
540 MW
#66 worldwide
Onshore wind
244 MW
#62 for wind
Under construction
391 MW
planned: 4.9 GW
Facilities tracked
147
all statuses
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Solar PVOnshore windOffshore windCSPBuilding / planned

Bosnia and Herzegovina has 784 MW of utility-scale solar and wind capacity in operation across 147 tracked facilities, ranking #71 of 222 countries in this atlas.

Solar dominates: 69% of the operating capacity (540 MW) comes from solar parks, against 244 MW of wind.

The pipeline is substantial: 391 MW under construction and 4.9 GW in pre-construction or announced, equal to 673% of today’s operating fleet.

About 671 MW (86%) of the operating capacity started up in 2021 or later; the busiest year was 2024, with 367 MW commissioned.

The largest concentrations are in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (340 MW), Republika Srpska (141 MW), Gradina (84 MW).

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See also: Bosnia and Herzegovina energy profile for the electricity mix, carbon intensity and history.

Capacity commissioned per year

Operating facilities by first start year (MW). Projects without a known start year are not included.

Largest operating solar & wind farms in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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FacilityTypeCapacitySinceRegionOwner
Hodovo solar farm Solar PV93 MW2024——
Ivovik wind farm Onshore wind84 MW2024GradinaVE Ivovik doo
Stolac Solarni solar farm Solar PV64 MW2025——
Skrobotno solar farm Solar PV60 MW2024Bileća, Republika SrpskaEFT International Investments Holdings Ltd
Mesihovina wind farm Onshore wind51 MW2018Mesihovina, Federation of Bosnia and HerzegovinaElektroprivreda HZHB Mostar dd
Podvelezje wind farm Onshore wind48 MW2021Mostar, Federation of Bosnia and HerzegovinaElektroprivreda Bosne i Hercegovine (EPBiH)
Petjnik solar farm Solar PV45 MW2023Federation of Bosnia and HerzegovinaGreenstat ASA
Deling Invest 1 solar farm Solar PV37 MW2024—Deling Invest
Jelovaca wind farm Onshore wind36 MW2019Federation of Bosnia and HerzegovinaFL Wind
Zvizdan solar farm Solar PV28 MW2024Tomislavgrad, Federation of Bosnia and HerzegovinaMET Consulting
Ivan Sedlo wind farm Onshore wind25 MW2025MrkajićiInterenergo
Local Community Raštani City Of Mostar solar project Solar PV13 MW2024Local community Raštani, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina—
Local Community Slipčići City Of Mostar solar project I Solar PV11 MW2021Local community Slipčići, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina—
City Of Čapljina solar project II Solar PV9 MW2019Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina—
Grad Ljubuški solar project I Solar PV7.6 MW2021Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina—
Local Community Rodoč I City Of Mostar solar project Solar PV6.8 MW2023Local community Rodoč I, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina—
Local Community Slipčići City Of Mostar solar project II Solar PV6.4 MW2023Local community Slipčići, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina—
Local Community Kruševo City Of Mostar solar project II Solar PV6.3 MW2022Local community Kruševo, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina—
Republika Srpska solar project X Solar PV5.8 MW2021Republika Srpska—
Grad Ljubuški solar project II Solar PV5.7 MW2021Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina—
Federation Of Bosnia And Herzegovina solar project III Solar PV5.1 MW2023Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina—
Federation Of Bosnia And Herzegovina solar project XI Solar PV4.9 MW2023Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina—
Republika Srpska solar project XI Solar PV4.8 MW2023Republika Srpska—
Local Community Kruševo City Of Mostar solar project Solar PV4.7 MW2017Local community Kruševo, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina—
Federation Of Bosnia And Herzegovina solar project I Solar PV4.6 MW2023Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina—
Town Of Stolac solar project Solar PV4.5 MW2024Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina—
City Of Trebinje solar project Solar PV4.4 MW2017Republika Srpska—
Republika Srpska solar project III Solar PV4.4 MW2023Republika Srpska—
Local Community Kruševo City Of Mostar solar project I Solar PV4.1 MW2024Local community Kruševo, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina—
Republika Srpska solar project IX Solar PV3.9 MW2024Republika Srpska—
Republika Srpska solar project IV Solar PV3.8 MW2023Republika Srpska—
Federation Of Bosnia And Herzegovina solar project XVII Solar PV3.7 MW2023Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina—
Republika Srpska solar project II Solar PV3.7 MW2019Republika Srpska—
City Of Doboj solar project Solar PV3.6 MW2025Republika Srpska—
Town Of Laktaši solar project I Solar PV3.6 MW2024Republika Srpska—
Town Of Prnjavor solar project Solar PV3.6 MW2023Republika Srpska—
Republika Srpska solar project I Solar PV3.5 MW2021Republika Srpska—
Republika Srpska solar project XIV Solar PV3.5 MW2021Republika Srpska—
Federation Of Bosnia And Herzegovina solar project VI Solar PV3.4 MW2024Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina—
Federation Of Bosnia And Herzegovina solar project VIII Solar PV2.9 MW2024Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina—

Biggest projects in the pipeline

ProjectTypeStatusCapacityExpectedRegion
Nevesinje solar farmSolar PVPre-construction560 MW—Nevesinje, Republika Srpska
Kruzi wind farmOnshore windPre-construction405 MW—Livno
Vaganj wind farmOnshore windPre-construction405 MW—Livno
Bileća solar farmSolar PVAnnounced270 MW——
VE Kacelj wind farmOnshore windAnnounced200 MW——
VP Energokul wind farmOnshore windPre-construction200 MW2027—
Trebinje solar farmSolar PVPre-construction180 MW—Trebinje, Republika Srpska
Stolac solar farmSolar PVUnder construction175 MW2026Local community Slipčići, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
EPHZHB 1 solar farmSolar PVPre-construction150 MW2027—
SPP Lena solar farmSolar PVPre-construction150 MW——
Čadilj wind farmOnshore windPre-construction138 MW——
Slovinj wind farmOnshore windPre-construction138 MW—Slovinj
Poklečani wind farmOnshore windPre-construction132 MW2027Rakitno
Marino Brdo wind farmOnshore windPre-construction126 MW—Bosansko Grahovo
Livno wind farmOnshore windAnnounced125 MW2027—
Siroka Draga wind farmOnshore windUnder construction125 MW2026Kamešnica
Skadimovac wind farmOnshore windPre-construction110 MW——
Bančići solar farmSolar PVPre-construction103 MW——
Orlovac solar farmSolar PVPre-construction102 MW2026—
Bjelosavljevići solar farmSolar PVPre-construction100 MW——

Frequently asked questions

What is the largest solar farm in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
The largest operating solar facility in Bosnia and Herzegovina in this dataset is Hodovo solar farm, with about 93 MW, in operation since 2024.
What is the largest wind farm in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
The largest operating wind facility is Ivovik wind farm (Gradina), at about 84 MW, operating since 2024.
How much solar capacity does Bosnia and Herzegovina have?
Utility-scale solar facilities tracked by Global Energy Monitor total 540 MW in operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina (#66 worldwide in this atlas), plus 200 MW under construction. Rooftop and small solar systems are not included, so national statistics including them are usually higher.
How much wind power capacity does Bosnia and Herzegovina have?
244 MW of wind farms are operating (244 MW onshore), ranking #62 in this atlas, with 191 MW under construction.
How many solar and wind farms are there in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
147 facilities are recorded, including operating, under-construction, planned, shelved and cancelled projects: 100 solar PV, 47 onshore wind.
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Nearby countries

Spain 66.6 GWItaly 15.8 GWGreece 11.4 GWPortugal 9.3 GWCroatia 1.4 GWSerbia 783 MWNorth Macedonia 513 MWAlbania 289 MWKosovo 152 MWMontenegro 135 MW

Sources & references

  1. Global Energy Monitor — Global Solar Power Tracker & Global Wind Power Tracker (February 2026) — CC BY 4.0
  2. Global Energy Monitor — Global Wind Power Tracker — CC BY 4.0